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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
HOW WAS SULLIVAN'S BODY BRUIsEDi

Coroner Levy investigating the case OF Frank sullivan,
who early sunday morning Jumped from the pier at siIts
into River escape arrest He was drowned and
when s body wa recovered 1t found that there were
wounds and bruises on IT, tho back OF the head was
yacerated inches long Whether these bruises
caused the graphing iron with wnicn 'he 90 n
termine preliminary examination held yesterday.
John n Sullivan brother the dead man. testified that
Henry Durneord steward Of the schooner lying at sixth
A.. tod TO him that Policeman Houhan. who at
tempted club INK Frank Sullivan on the
before tue latter jumped into the water Two
locked up on sunday night for nto1iesion and was
make his Durneford testified before the cor
ouer did remember making such statement as
that attributed 10 said heard OF the accident
when he reached the pier ct O'CLOCK sunday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
TIE TRIAL OF MORRIS SPIEGEL RECALLED

The OF Morris spiegol the head OF the
weahy firm OF NJ spege Co. quordeaers. were recalled
BY the beginning OF trial yesterday before Recorder smyh
IN The Court Of General Sessions Spo6e was tried In 1884
before Judge Benedict in the United States District Court
charge having possession washed internal
stamps Extensive frauds against the Government wero al
legged the testimony caused Spiegels convection. lie
made effort TO and on an appeal TO
United States Supreme Court secured trial on some
points OF Meanwhile he has had OF the most inpor'
Int Witnesses against him, louis bohimahn' IN
came to trial yesterday. Behrnann was for,
from him that spege was arrested by the internal revenue
ask for 81 900 and threatening fhe did not pay IT,
70 make charges against him. Tho letters produced on
6pieges IT al nearly three fo2r and Bemann
was then examined about them Much testimony intro
duced Tor and against the theory that they
testimony was not sufficiently weakened 10 SO
booskeeper for Morris spiege testified yesterday that the
letters were in Behrmanns handwriting Morris spicgel.
still In the Wholesale liquor business also
testimony against Bchrlann The trial will to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
REJOICING THE HEARTS or MANY SHOPPERS

REJOICING TIE HEARTS or MANY SHOPPERS
The big drygoods firm OF T.. J. Dcnnng & Co are en-
barrasse Daily Inevitable fact stlres them In the face
they hardly enough In the great uptown
Stewart Building accommodate all tho stock they would
at all for the eager crowds
shoppers flock 10 their colntors Never have they
adj a r. well attended and 50 cmlnrntiy sue
"opcnng better than exhibit on Yesterday
sold goods Than almost one previous day
and the 81 the prices seemed 1 I'M
pei visitors purchase In the Language OF trusted ocer
maned buy" Certainly ~ tasteful display.
In diveIFy Of gooi- and IN mashl' uie
rccor II the suit department tho hauisome
imported Partisan garments aura. 20 muh htieh"n. joy
OF jet and six AMI Jet Aui velvet short ami dca
most 80 vogue IoryoInE lanes Inc tiok OF
cloth with lap seams amor opportunity "i WI .ol,
The line OF short dolmans, ptuclAh ia tai T. s9, ~ @
chosen With .n eye 10 uovc'tir, in oman 'uft'nn 80
This house have standing reputation tot The unnsua ifi
ties thai AWAY Afforded 10 customers ~ choosing
siawls for seaside use THIS reputation nuns no 'Ah'o ."
suffering this sprng stc. o. beautiful shawl .oFe
shades prc'1intc 'f r. fancy t""I7 ahb i'I'u
ELECTS combined with singular success
Among woocn dress fbrcs ih" prevailing svle ior
plain small checks either SOM o. no~th ihN h@
Inc For combination purposes winch 90" no" -
popular these plain VopI,n, are used Wlth vel
yet and chenille. Ornaucutoi Win No usual
bewlId,rng quantity OF dots stripes, bars ami checks
aforementioned Inc tie afu contains le, gns tuny
dssimilar 10 heretofore produced by ihc ingenuity 81
Tie popular tendency s,cms Ia he toward India
p0ncces oulpls aud the arm have taken precautions 10
1hc millinery department seems 10 pos'essa peculiar at
traction fT The ladies' WHO crowd The i9rr INC p4'EAss
hands OF all the ceehai't French ati- AMI tnludy
many new features Of sa2. .nl Mil, t nis
and most fashionable shades Flowers ornaments or head
to be pushing their lfaa feathers u the wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee Grand Opera HOUSE ha'
Trial Of er .Alderman Cleary before Judge Barrett
Board OF Aldermen. noon -. p.,.,.
SPIN.
Of the College OF the CITY OF New YORK. H.
Seawanhaka Yacht Club DemOnicOs. evening
American Geographical Sorietv Chfckerlng Han p N. -
Society No ~ West Thirty nrslsL p M
Temperance meeting Harlem Temperlncc IL III,
American Institute OF Electrical Engineers NO lSo fu
ton-st. D. m ~ ooo po,.orr O
j. H. Littlehclds lecture Lincoln. No. 222 Bowery
D IN. ,--,-.-.,.x f,,ooo,
Institute OF Accounts. annual meeting University CHAPEL
3
Pilot Commissioners. noon. o- ~,
Numsmatic aud Archaeological Society. Room 20 uni
versity Building. 3 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

Tho entries Weights Tor the Cearurst Grand Natoni
steepcchase the Queens HURDLE Race rum
spring meeting Of tho EockAwy stoepo base AssocA-
ton are given below. The list. include good
that will make their frs, this between TIC
flags;
TIE GRAND NATIONAf.-Open handi.
sioepcaso purse % a. 800 second ~ 500
tlird 500 the tnirfa 10 close March l.
1887 the fund 100 0ich Tor starters half
fcit and only so " declared out pr 10 weights to 10
announced on March - after publication Weights
OF sceplechasc hur lie 10 cary i've pounds
OF such races ht poands OF three 81 such
twelve pounds About iOlr miles 10 be run Saturday
T. 1887.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Gsey gresmen John O. Carss OF ~ WY
William NJ. Springer Illinois, William L. Wilson OF
Virginia and Mason o. Indiana - rSiIadeipha
Samuel J. Randall and wife, OF IL
Ffrh Hotel-Ex Governor John L. hop't rusrxe
RADIO Judge G. Bradley, OF Provdens" an HoT
President OF the Illinois Central Railroad company
man L. Mason OF yen
Assistant Postma General A. d. Hazen and n GU
mans Of the Treasury Department 1ame cupt and
Judge Albert Uaeht OF the NewYOrk supreme Coui Anu
Charles IT. Cramp OF Philadelphia Aaor House7I
greasman BENJAMIN Butterworth. Of Cincinnati
Sormandte-Colonel +. b. Wiiston q. B. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
Black Velvet Grenadines.

McSSrs.
JAMES McCREERY & co.
I'm order to insure the immediate
disposal of the balance of last sea-
sons stock OF Black Velvet Gren-
adines, have made the following
remarkable reductions $3.50,
500 and $500 per yard; re-
duccd from $3.50, $3.50, and
$500.
This sale will be continued dur
ing the week in the Black Goods
Department on second floor,
where they also continue to offer
Black BrOcadcd Grenadines at
the unusually low price of
Sl.OO per yd. former prce, $500.
75c. per yd former price, $3.50.
This is Il rare chance to secure
reliable materials OH the most
economical basis.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

SING sNo-The weschcstcr Grand Jury YESTERDAY visited
the Investigated the alleged methods OF pun
convict Dr. Swift OF fonker tried the
weigh machine by which convcts arc suspended by
described the lgOnies ~ inics The tes
timony Warden prison officers taken.
EAST CuFsIER-A meeting Of property owners and others
interested will be held al stephen Odel
evening of consider the oil annexation 10
NewYork The proposed annexation IL from line drawn
where Harlem road crosses tie Bronx at Woodawn
and running east 10 the Sound and TO Include the Pol
ham Bay Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

The Suffolk County Live Stock Association viii spend
$40 900 this spring improving the Huntington track
coming will give many large for run
aud hurdle racers The horses belonging 10
Breeze Hill Stables wall DO CHARTERED at the usck
MAY
OYSTER BAY-The Town Board has decided that IL has no
the how they shall take up their
oysters y stream drdGes OF otherwise from the beds the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
why DEuURRER WAS ovERRULED

Douglass Smith, the Custom House booskeeper was
charged with embezzlns large amount Of money
muirer to the indictment found against him the United
States Court His counsel declared that Smith
officer other person charged by an act OF Congress
with the keeping public moneys Judge Wallace
the demurrer because OF decision In the case OF artwo but
thai would othrrws have ned the demurrer The
case will probably be taken " The Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
PRUssYO ACID VERSUS WHIsREr.

William Croghan. twsnty-siI barkeeDcr Of No. GA
Thdsve, took enough prassic acid February 20 to kill
twenty men. He had previously taken than enough
whsk fot one man ara tho prus:ic acid dd not rssnt a.
said that he certainly would not have attempted V lake he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

oUEESs COUNTY HURDLE RAcE-An olel hlndlcac
for OF -2.OOOg fecOni 10 Tccelyo $500
sjo out Of The Entries T. cose MAfch l. lss7 In.
10 starters. half
d declared on AVN 10 Weights announced
March publication OF weights of n ,tccule.
chase hurdle carry i've pounds OF OF such
races. eight pounds; Of three 81 such races
About two and Oucialf miles
In Ic nm Melue.ltN- MAN IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
EEW-JEESEY.
LONG ISLAND.

NEw.BRuyswIcK.-Th Delaware and Raritan Canal was
opened to navigation ut midnight Sunday number OF
boats bound west passed New-Brunswick yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

own life n he had not been drunk. Will promise never
again attempt life without succeeding he sd
Yesterday arraigned the General Sessions
udge Gildersleeve discharged him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
r. BUDD PLEADS GUILTY.

@. formally arralgned ct the Tombs Police
Court yesterday charge Of grand larceny lie pleaded
guilty. He said: NJ hssV defrsuded Nj Mallory Of the
ensy claimed end Aan hs knows Of % present en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BHrpcEroRr-Frank Hoyt milkman. age nineteen. was
the road his home IN daenelu on sunday
Foul play is suspected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
la Lexington. ave-, between. Goth and 80th sts
Uours-B 10 J. BIOL diseases o the Nervous Sy stem.
Gepito. Urinary 0rgans Impotence and storiIity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR SO.
told elsewhere At $9l Call or SEND postal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, y D., z Reach-st;. n; Y.
Hours-ll to ana 70 y Q p M , suna.ys AZ 70 rs
cristy for The 40 Our readers may safely
sn,f tIc doctor with the of receiving
reliable opinions and common adyco-l Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

Beware of slight irritation Of the throat.
prmmes Cough Drops give instant relief Wholesale house
los and xlO GrandsL Genuine has A. H. D. each DROP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15

willing to mako all reparation In and PLEAD
guilty. Justice Duny held him In $4,000 bail Tor tnai
0eperal 9eaeionA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
MARINE INTELL[G ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrls GOT Sets. COS Moon RISE - Moons age. 81
WATER.
4 X-saniy Hook. - Gov. Isld. 00i Hell Gate l:5O
r. M-Ssndy Hook 0:lS Gov Isld. 03i Hell Gate. 2:23
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
&ermtfOteS.

Cine Sc annest6at 1T bon
BrGltbent SIepeLan0 geItern Na6=
mittag DoIbra6t pDrben. @r bat iein
8eto 9egen bic neue 8en II 81
bill etngele8t, lit aIio benz 8eiipiele BON
8rditoent Grant uno d Dem BON
BrdiiOeat 9aDeS geFOlgt.
Sci benz neueften @mpfang
/ III @eiBen 9auie, tDel6er bauots
lG1Ii6 ben Offi5ieren bes 9eeres unD Der
SLotte n benz btpIomatii6en GOrps ges
gotten bat, erregten 0as mel It e Nufs
eben uno Die gr0Bte REMEMBERING in
Oeut der uno etne Sentrals
Qm erifanerin. Ser 0eutide mar
Der Baron bon 3eotDib, Der nd6ftb06ite
IN Der Eegtihen @elanotidaft nah benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14

9lnttDortihreibens oes pGpfIideu Stootsz
leEetdrs. Garotnal Sacobtni, auf cine
Nhfrdge pes 0retberrn bon Sranfens
ltetn (erlten 8icepr6fioentea oes oeutld,en
5telhstags) erfolgt. Die Nufraoe hattie
6a1:n 9elaltet. OBJ Der Bapit Den peiteren
Sorfoeltan0 Der Gentrumspartet in
9eutlblanO FIR uberHIiig era6te, in
melnem sale ntele Wtitelleoer Der 8artei
arf lernere politiibe SbGtigfeit per3ihten
muroen. Die Nnttport beiagt: Ser 8aplt
ertenne Die Oienfte Der @entrumspartei an
uno erlu6e Die Il3ebOrtgen oerielbeu Drtns
9eno' . as Wert tort3uieBen uno
Dte Se1etttgung Der Quss
no 9eleBe bur 3uf i6ren, unz
Ter melden IN Oeutlhlano Die fatb. STRIDE
tcloe, lolpIe Die Gage Der beuti6en Satboz
LIEN uno oes BapiteS gu beiiern. Der
4aplt geltebe In allen n 9 6It6en
ln9ele8enbciten ben MttgIieoern bes Sens
truns OoIe Sretbeit Der @uti6lieBung 5u;
bod gebe ct Der Wleinung 2lusbrud, oaB
bon Der sc a69iebtgfeit oeS Sem
trums DtniidtIi6 Der 9eereSoorlaae
70 eptenn a y cine gIuitigeWirfung auf
Den eI ogulttgen @toerruf Der
Wt1tgeieBe SH ertparten lei. Sun llebs
rtget tpInihe er Den 9Ini6auungen Des
&aIlers Ntl6elm uno bes 6irlten 8isnarG
ent8egensutommen uno oaour6 0aS mG@=
ttge 0eutlhe 9tei0 gu b~etpegen, auf cine
geileruu9 Der SteIIung beS
BapittbumS b%in5untrfen.
Oteler 8rief lit nun tpobl nt6t gal13 10,
ME lbn SlSnarG getDIinl6t bate. Die
Dtdbnu1g an bas Centrum, in Sahen Der
9eeres s8Orlage na65ugeben, fam ibm
l6on pallen, - nt6t aber Der gBinf NIT
benz 3aunpfabl. baB Die Waigeiebe NIT
Stumpf unoStieL ausgerottet tperoen mii>
len uno nod Dent9er Die @rpartung, 0aB
0as beuti6e &ei6 auf cine v8eflerung Der
Stellung DeS Bapitt6um5" binrptrfen
perbe. Senn tuenn bieier lebtere Sat irz
genb etnen Stnn bat, 10 fonn es mr. oer
ietu: oaB oas Deutl6e 9tet6 benz Bapite
sur Bieoererlangung ieinIr peItIid E II
9srri6aft iber ben Gir6enitaat be-
bulfi6 ieiu ioq.
A9tuu, bas mGre freiIih gu bel berlangt,
40 baran fam 8ismard audi ni9t i'm
Sraume Denfeu. DAP elm pro-
teitantiidsr &atier benz 8apite gegen einer
tatboIii6en &Dnig belfen ioute, mGre bod
Die Derfebrte 8eIt. Qber in ben
Iaueren QIpfeI Der D0Qigen Nb:
i6affung Der MaieeieBe tpirb Sismard
tpobL beiBen mIiien, NJ II II er nit 9ilft
beS Sacobinti6en ShreibebrtefeS cine ibul
ergebene 9tei6Stagss Mebrbeit %errin8t. 81
bos sei6eben piro. ftebt nod 0abin. 6enr
BinotbOrit bat fi6 bis iebt nod nidt uers
bIinfen laien. Sod lit eS ntdt untpabrz
i6eInLi6, baB Die odIfte ietrer 9~lnbGngel
i'm i'm Sti6e laiien miro.
Stun, nenn Dem &utturfampf fir tmr1er
elm @nbe 9ema6t miro, DerOen tbm feline
Sbrdnen nadeetpeint peroen. Ndhit
benz, DAB mar feline 0ummhett begebt, lit
bas 8elte, oaB man cine beaan9ene Ounnt:
belt pieoer gut ma6t, obne iih base9er
Deftig 81 itrGubeu. Der &ulturfamp'
mar fir 8ismard Das, mas fir Serot;
uano in v&abale unb 2iebe" bas ri n:
gIIdieIige SI6tenipteI, bas e.
ME bGtte a~nfangen iouen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14

fit BEN &boIeiotes8erta uuierer Specialization an
beuti9e @roceries unO &eteratz Stores mad Diuitern.
8eOeutenoe gOmmifiOn b~ewiai9t abr: Grocers'
Specialties Co @~Gepslanb, 9. 7fsb4w6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14

Nebert0Drt8s S0etlte
bon uuO ne@ 9eMtIGTanS, btatser pie is, BET
LEOPOLD MAYER, Gp6rbattfs
l3ep1SwS Nc. rs Lasalle-SStr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
Oie Rnnffirmn N

Die 8auffirma 8artng 8ros
Tiers in 2onoon bat ibrm 9einmmten
8ureaus8 erionaL ein SabreSgebalt
gum 8etbnG6ts9ei6 ent gemabt.
Die rrIahe bteier 2iberalttdt mar oaS
~elGn3enoe @eihdit, tpeldes OaS 9aus bel
Der umwanolung Der AllOp'iWen Braueret
in cine NftieHgeieai6aft gema6t bat. Die
Sirma ioG 5000. 900 Dollars babetoer>
pient babeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
NnnsntittcI 1tNO MtcenfbmM.

~Ttatbgeber fir Ie6elmann. entbolteno bic uiibli6fen
unb bemabrteIteu 6ausmittel uub 6ecepte fur 6Gus,
@Arten uno SelO gu baben BET
Keeling, Klappenbaoh & Kenkel,
Bu9z uno S-9reibmateriaIien Slub(ung,
ND AS Oearboruz Str, Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
Or. Tn. Schroeder, Y, :.

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@sbunbluns auer 9rantbeiten ber 9austbtere.
~gBobnung uub Sfice: 1OS Se0rbprn 2tne.,
Eelep5ou: 3OA5.
Neferer5eR:.
SsoS 7, j Ss5i"S, Suinots otaatsssituHs.
@ Ssis g1n, 9, gig Z, SSi nmog9 IL %. etarts Str.
She Union Ntoin9 acaoenlp, 527 g. @larf>Str.
StaIm. %. Settle, gentral Hibins S6ool. n, 16. Ctr.
Geo. y. Stus (Belin, Nturlton & @o.), 81 z. 3oterz Str.
Sobu 9uber &tperp 81 8oarO. Sta6les, 287-289 y. State.
Erautnann, superintendent ber Horoieites @OiIerwerte.
@tlbeIm SGmtbt, 70 @lpbourn Gue., uno piele anbsre.
N. B.-8rteflt6s &npeiiungsn lub 8te3epte ssSeH
giuienDuua Don 1 Oouar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14

Sa1oI &a~oI &@no!
Sr Der 6euti9en NaIulsnt6ots 9ufeb[uns in Sibs gaIta
Fornien pon $500 sis $500 per 4eer. I'm meitere
&uSfurft lpenoe man ii4 an S0DH s. 9Ones, Sos
@almentbat 8resO q. ., sos &nseles County. Cats
Iornta. 1np3Dt mo-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
GOwa0e m6rmer,

reIde TIRE pole Mannesrraft un6 &~laftisitdt bes Sets
Iteg rp;eOer gu erLansen mlnI6en, Iouteu ni6t ueridus
men, ben , ,Sm8enOfrenmo"' su Ieien. Das NIT pies
len STANDARDIZATION erldulerts, ret4tt6 aussetottete
QDerf aiebt 2tuii (bluB fiber elm neues 6eilperfabreu, nos
burd Gouieuoe tnnerbalb %tir3eier 5eft obne 8erufsftSs
ring pouitdnbig wteberber9steut DurOet. 6eilperfabs
rem ebenio einfa6 ais 6tQi9. Sober iein eigener Irst.
G6tdt D @euts In Clamps unb Sbr befonmt bas Bud
~periie5elt uno franco SuseiAtdt BON Der >, Brtpat= &Iis
nit utto 9tspeaiarg", Is e.. 9OWiton Ctr, near
8roaspap, Nep Dort @ttp. 9in1SiaE II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-14
sVIr aobueuOe @tuOer

ST4Gr 30DIte1tOe Nt@1Det
IieTert bic Glettrtsitat bas untrIsttdIte, iofort ptrtenbe
ShlfSmttlel in unierer, IGn9lt b~epdbrter, pou Deuti6s
LAMB nportirter&Ieftgo=WtOtOri Den ~sSanubaLSs
bSaD egR, pel9e Qe9en @tnienbung pom 81 fret pers
ianOt werOen. GlcftrO SGbnbGIS bar0 @o.O
Gleuelonb, .. 7feb4p6
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-05
NOTICE.
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals. are inyttea by the Board OF
County Commissioners Of Eike County, State
OF Nevada. far doing tie County Printing for
the period ofone yeav from tue FIRST DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1881 slt proposals 10 in.
ciude all county printing am Sfizea by the
Board'of County c,mmisslonsra Sad the stock
used therefor except The ppbliIhing Of the
list OF County bills allowed By the Board Of
couaty Commissioners, and tbs Asssssor's lis.
OF Taxpayers. Said proposals 20 DO 1Ied with
tho Clerk of said Board on or before che sEv
ENrH DAY OF FEBKUARy, 1887, and in.
dorsed Proposals to do the oJnnty Printing
for QUO year.
Th. Board reserves che right to reject sny
and all bids.
Attest: f''' ~
G. .. wIskNAr.
.. Clerk
0hfed jan, 4, 1857.
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TIE new JvD1c1AsY.
Appsrtioning the state Aneng the Three
Judges.


From Tuesdays Silver State we clip
tho following in reference to the organi-
cation Of the Judiciary under tho Act
Of March 4, 1885;
Yesterday the District Court for the
State of Nevada was formally opened
at Carson under the provisions OF tho
New Judiciary Act. Judge Rising Of
Storey was elected Presiding Judge, and
the State was apportioned for judicial
purposes among the three District
Judges AS follows: Judge Rising will
preside on the bench in Storey, Orms-
by, Douglas. Lyon and Esmeralda coun-
t:es; Judge Bigelow in Elko, Lander,
Nye. Churchill mud Washoe counties;
Judge Fitzgerald in Eureka, Humboldt,
White Pine and Lincoln counties.
Under the law. when it becomes nee
essary two or all of the Judges may
hold Court in any of the counties if so
directed by the Presiding Judge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-05

It is generally conceded that moth
ing Gun BIZ saved by sending away for
goods. AZ NJ. Reinhart will duplicate
Sacramento aud San Francisco prices.
An examination of goods and prices
will demonstrate the fact.
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ESyApA ;EsotsGAEuRE.

: The ie''o~iseSats explains IL.
self: So.
=. Neysca, Jsn 4. 1887.
Az tho esucus tS:RisAs stewart was
ssNHRiFssed BY sAs following vote: Ste
fae, ans. =
: 4 R.P. Hsmili,
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1H1 NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.

Tho county officers elected last No
veDber were formally indicted into Of
Roo on Monday. having assumed tho
dSies and responsibilities of the vari-
Gus positions 70 which they were chos
On. There arc but few changes in tho
various Offices. ~ quito q number wero
reelected.
TIE Basnx1.
ID r. E. Atwe1l. whose services in
that office Auring the past torn gave
.aOh satisfaction TINT he was reelected
by . large majority.
ron -cIE9x.
C.sB; .Wisemsn was chosen to sue
iced Mr.. A. Il. Da~ley who retires from
the ofloe with the record of irst class
HRoer. Mr.. Wisemsn is one of the new
o6ioers. and ia applying himself to tho
taSk Of making himself familiar with tho
duties Of his new position.
RECORDER. -..
For this of1ce Aaron Van Week sue.
oeeds Mr.. w. W. Rogers who has serv-
I'D the oounty AZ IN offio.r four years.
two years as County Clerk and the past
term ~ Recorder. Mr.. Van Week has
appointed AZ his deputy Mr. T. N.
htone who il somewhat familiar with
the duties Of che Office.
+laE -Tnxxsu RBB,
..4sQ ~. Hall xxhe succeeds Mr.. L.
u. Motgsn .who WAS not a candidate
ferfe-eisctien. Mr.. Hull is thoroughly
asatiss of the Office, hav-
Sngrser~ed for two years IA deputy for
%arnss CLARK who held the uffice for
ahs DORM ending Jan 1. 1886.
-. .~-yrAssi ssoR.
7'Adr. A. ". Hesson, who has served AZ
Cocnty Assessor during the past four
years. was reelected. and bis election
f"r third torn is conclusive evidence
that the Jseople, are yell satisfied with
his record an an officer.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Mr.. George F. Talbot was reelected
ny handsome majority. which is evil
deiaoe chat the people nro satisfied with
his administration OF this inn ort,nt Of
Ace, and az he has served the people
1or the past two years. no 10 perfectly
'fkaaliar with the dutios Of the posi-.
ton.
49,. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
There Is no change in the Board OF
Commissioners ss Mr.. Mart Smith, who
vns appointed to Ali th& vacancy cauz-
~ the doath OF J. r. Babcox in April,
1886 VISA elected for the long term. Mr..
FlHonoyman waSro.eleoted for the short
Germ and MIR. J. r. Bradley holds tho
"dieo for two years longer. having bsen
elected for four years from Jan 1, 1885.
SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS,
Porth's Dffioa Mr.. r. N. Stone was
e,rotnd to succeed G. W. Gr,ver who
Aas hold the offioe for tho past four
years and WAS not a candidate for re-
election. IL. Mr.. Stone being one of tho
oldest practical teachers in tho Ssate,
awell q&.liasd to Oil this position
which is.one of tho most isportant In
the county. g. .". M "".. =.
The people Of Klko oosaty may con-
aratu'ato themselves Oh having seour.
I'd ocrps Of officers who will take pride
san careful and conscientious admins.
ttatioSstyAe stfairs. o. The various DO.
"tions to wkiph they havs bosn oho,.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-05

Tho county officers elected last No
veOber were formally indicted into Of
Roo on Monday. having assumed tho
ASties and responsibilities of the vari-
Gus positions 10 which they were chos
On. There arc but few changes in the
various Offices. ~ quito q number wero
reelected.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-05
The BHERUY,

IsT. e. .Atwell. whose services in
that office AuriaS the past term gave
s1oh satisfaction that he was reelected
By large uaajority.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-05

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